Free Jail Roster App
The Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office and Detention Center is pleased to offer the free inmate info app to the public. The App is an extension of the current RPS-Jail Management software used by the Crittenden County Detention Center, is compatible with both Apple and Android devices.
Download the app now! It is available to the public for free download via the Apple App and Google Play stores today. Simply search ‘relativityinc’ and select the Inmate Info app. Once downloaded, select your local agency, ‘Crittenden County Sheriffs Office’, to see the current jail population. Click here for more info.
Crittenden County Farm Watch
The Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office in coordination with CrimeStoppers, Local Farmers, and the Crittenden County Farm Bureau Office have launched a new Farm Watch aimed at reducing crime in the rural areas. The new system automatically reports incident information and GPS coordinates to the Sheriff’s office. Click here for more info.
Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office Now Using QuikTip!
QuikTip is an app that allows citizens to send a tip directly to our 911 Dispatch Center. Individuals using QuikTip have the ability to stay anonymous, and the system still allows for two-way communication between the receiver and tipster. We want our citizens to feel comfortable sharing information with our offices and are proud to announce QuikTip as our newest tool in the fight against crime. The QuikTip app is free and available on the Apple or Google App Stores. Click for more information on how to download.
Voting is over and the people have chosen the new Crittenden County Sheriff’s Car Design.
Sheriff Allen reminds you that Arkansas’s new “Move Over” law took effect on Friday, January 24, 2014.
The law requires drivers to move over not only for emergency vehicles, but also the categories in the list below displaying blue, red, amber, white, or green lights that are flashing, revolving, or rotating.
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- Arkansas Highway Department Vehicles
- Construction Contractors Vehicles
- Utility Company Vehicles
- Tow Trucks
- Or any other authorized vehicles
If motorists see the described vehicles, they must move to the farthest possible lane or position from the authorized vehicle. If a driver can’t move over, he or she must reduce speed and exercise caution.
If a driver is found guilty of violating the law, they can be fined up to $500, confined to jail or both. The court may also order community service or suspend a person’s driver’s license up to six months.
Crittenden County Sheriff’s Office Coverage Area
The Crittenden County Sheriff’s office serves a resident population of over 50,000 across a land area of 610 Square miles along the western bank of the Mississippi River near the top of the Mississippi River Delta. It is a part of the Memphis, TN-MS-AR Metro Area. The County contains one of the most important interstate highway crossroads in the United States (Interstate 40 and Interstate 55). The average monthly traffic passing through our county is in excess of 3 million vehicles.